A wonderful farmers market to explore! We only had time to explore the fresh produce section, but I…read morealso know there were other sections with additional items and plants. I was pleasantly surprised to see that there was a coffee shop located inside - and it was yummy! All of the staff we interfaced with were very friendly.

We love coming here for the Fresh produce including heirloom tomatoes, seasonal peaches and…read morestrawberries, and all types of delicious locally made jams from Cottes farms and other places. We also have enjoyed the beans and olives stuffed with lemon rinds that we bought here. We almost always stop by when we are next door at Jesse Israel's.

This is a family owned farmers market. Whatever they have usually just came straight from the farm…read more The sweet corn in the summer is amazing! They are knowledgeable and helpful.They have homemade desserts. I haven't the deserts but they look yummy.

Loved the roadside place. Got the sweet yellow watermelon and it couldn't of been better. Also got…read morethe most delicious brownies. What a find! Thanks

Great new little farmer's market along the French Broad next to Zillicoah Beer Company! They are…read moreopen from 4 to 7 on Friday's. The booths are local produce, soaps, plants, woodworking, composting worms, bakery, fermented foods, a food truck and a few more. It feels like a friendly community and Zillicoah Beer has a great atmosphere/seating area.

Nice farmers market in downtown Asheville. Not a lot of vendors but very early in the season…read more Bought some micro greens and lettuce and both were great!

We are really loving the tomatoes and peaches we have gotten here. We also love the blackberry…read morejalapeño jam. I recently tried the lemon stuff olives and I was blown away. They were incredibly delicious. I'm glad we finally stopped by. It's becoming a bit of an obsession now. :)

Overpriced and corn at .75 per ear. Same corn all year and being a corn enthusiast it is hit and…read moremiss . Veggies are not as local as you think. Owner is rude and cannot take any criticism without becoming hostile. I peeled back an ear of corn to check it and he about had a cow! LOL! I would go elsewhere. The poor girls that work there have to put up with this as% . Seen it first hand. Sad that we could not shake hands and let it go. I would like to patch things up. But, not losing any sleep over not going there anymore. LOL

I love this place! Fresh eggs, vegetable and fruits along with the sweet gal that's always helpful…read more Highly recommend

Wow! This place is the largest of it's kind that I've ever seen! We spent over 2 hours browsing…read morethrough every aisle. It's a nice mixture of true antiques and thrift items. Whatever you're looking for, you will surely find it here!

There are so many booths filled with items here you are bound to find something. The aisles are…read morewide enough that you can meander without feeling cramped. Some prices seemed high for the item but others were very reasonable. Not sure if the individual vendors price their items or if Bargain Hunters does. It was a fun trip down memory lane with my daughter and grandkids and the people working there were very friendly and helpful.

I have been both a customer and vendor at the Henderson county tailgate market…read more It was established in the 70's and still going strong ! I was surprised to see this hidden gem wasn't already on yelp ...Check it out you won't be disappointed! And wer'e having our annual tomato festival Saturday Aug. 4th 8-12 stop by for a free tomato sandwich ! Tj Misty Mountain Berries & Beans

From the owner: New this season at the market is the capability to offer SNAP/EBT recipients a chance to use their…read morebenefits to purchase Henderson County grown goods. The Duke Endowment grant "Healthy People, Healthy Carolinas" is helping purchase equipment for the transactions and in return will also allow vendors to accept tokens purchased with debit and credit cards at the market's information booth. "Buying local helps build community and this year we are pleased to provide the opportunity for everyone to participate," said Karen Blaedow, agent of the NC Cooperative Extension. Themed weekends, live music and non-profit spotlights are also planned from April through October. The month of April will highlight the planting season.

The hours listed for this business are incorrect - they are actually open 8 - 12 in Saturday…read moremornings! A wonderful Farmers Market with a great selection of friendly vendors and assorted items. Our first stop every Saturday morning!

Wonderful vendors, great selection of fresh foods and locally crafted items. They even accept EBT!…read moreHighly recommended!

Great people Great atmosphere. You can get everything from home made breads and pastries, fresh…read moreground flour fresh ground grits, home made treats to specialty ketchup. They have it all.

Ingenious and unpretentious Farmer's Market, which is actually staffed and run by local farmers…read morefrom Northern Georgia! Each farm sets up a stand or two selling everything from peaches to meats, from honey to vegetables, from home-grown tomatoes to okra, from sweets and cookies to cakes and pies, from ceareals and meals to corn and poultry, from cured ham to nuts, salads, jams, pastries, seeds, beans, pumpkins and a huge amount more. Tons of parking. Very friendly farmer-purveyors. Easy access for everyone. Some shade, but it can get hot on a sunny day. Bring your own bags if you make large purchases as they were a bit short on 'em; and its just being courteous doing so! Bring lots of cash and coins. No credit cards please - they didn't mind at all waiting while I counted out quarters... Fantastic small stop by at a local corner inside an outdoor mall area, where locals pull up in rigs, trucks, 4x4 and tractors. These farmers really are going all out and OUT-competing the grocers and 'big' box office retailers. They are also by far way more interesting to talk to and I will support this Farmers Market in Clayton again very soon!!! REBEL Review: 5+

I dropped in at the Easley Farmer's Market. The hours are Saturday mornings 8:00 am to 12:00 pm…read more There are fresh vegetables from shucked bi color corn and yellow corn,(not shucked too)tomatoes, fresh pole beans, squash, bell peppers, watermelons and fresh peaches. Homemade soaps and body scrubs. Several crocheted items, art work and other items for sale. Vanessa is also parked there also selling coffee, pastries and frozen snow cups. A few of the vendors lost sales because of their political views. Other than that I enjoyed the time spent browsing at the Easley Farmer's Market. Next week the okra is supposed to be there, gotta stop by for that!!